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MLS: MetroStars’ Bora is out

The move was inevitable: The MetroStars and Bora Milutinovic have mutually agreed to part ways. Assistant coach Fernando Clavijo has been named interim head coach and will also be considered for the vacant coaching position. “After numerous and lengthy discussions, Bora and I have concluded that this decision is in everyone’s best interest,” said GM […]

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U.S. U-17s: Ellinger names World Championship roster

U.S. men’s under-17 national team coach John Ellinger named his 18-player roster for the 1999 FIFA U-17 World Championship in New Zealand Nov. 10-27. Ellinger also named five alternates: goalkeeper Martin Hutton (Spring, Texas), midfielders Ryan Daley (Modesto, Calif.), Justin Detter (White Lake, Mich.) and Danny Bolin (Knoxville, Tenn.), and forward Peter Withers (Portland, Ore.). […]

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Q&A with the SA Editors: Oct 27, 1999

William A. VanBuskirk Pottstown, Pa. What criteria are used for assigning assists on goals? Mike Woitalla: The practice of awarding assists in score summaries and using them as a statistic for judging individual players can be traced to American soccer, but it is catching on around the world. For example, Italian publications use the English […]

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MLS: SA Q&A with Carey Talley

æThe worst part of being versatileÆ Second-year defender Carey TalleyÆs versatility has kept him busy all over the field for D.C. United; his strong performance in D.C.Æs playoff-opening 2-0 win over Miami came in relief of injured Carlos Llamosa. SOCCER AMERICA: A fine start to the playoffs. CAREY TALLEY: It was good to win after […]

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MLS: Marcelo Balboa hears the boos

Colorado Rapids defender Marcelo Balboa is more concerned with his team’s horrible scoring slump than frenzied Los Angeles fans angry after the U.S. national veteran was involved in another controversial incident with a Galaxy player. Homecomings should be heartfelt, not hostile, yet Marcelo Balboa had much more on his mind than the boos and whistles […]

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